Raif Wolfe Interview Page Three

Q. Then Raif Wolfe and Xaak Doyle are busy putting a multitude of works together from what it sounds like. Can you explain how you do keep your focus when creating several projects, especially when they are so varied from each other?

A. Let's put it this way. If you go to work everyday as a healthcare worker, providing the utilmate in a specified field, let's say respiratory... does that lock you in from being able to be a football fan and at the same time a baseball fan? Heck, it also doesn't stop you from taking some cooking classes and for relaxation doing some fishing. And somehow you don't confuse any of that information, even if you can utilize some information from one of your interests to another. That's quite a broad range of things to be interested in, but not so unrealistic. With me, it's just like doing all of those things and requiring me to be focused. Composing children's books is fun, extremely fun! I can use my imagination just like any kid that I would like to see read the work, make things up as I go, and challenge my readers to see the story. Adults want to be more intelligent, sometimes. Probably less and less lately because it allows them to enjoy life, but the best way to entertain an adult is to have them on the edge of their seat trying to figure where you're going with a story. I find that when I limit what I work on, what I will allow myself to get into and write about, I've limited the quality of what I can deliver. Again, it's all fiction. I want my audience, whatever demographic they come from, to be entertained.

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